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Not a major issue, nor does it deal with your website but - your resume should be in LaTeX! How to: - Copy the source code from a .tex template[0] you like.
by bernardino 10y ago
Not a major issue, nor does it deal with your website but - your resume should be in LaTeX!
How to:
- Copy the source code from a .tex template[0] you like.
- Create an account at ShareLaTeX[1].
- Start a new blank project, name it 'firstnamelastnameresume' (always save your resume with your first name, last name, followed by the word resume).
- Delete the code in the main.tex file and paste the code from the .tex from the template you would like to use.
- Edit the file with your content.
- Recompile to preview resume.
- Then download the PDF.
[0]: https://www.rpi.edu/dept/arc/training/latex/resumes/ https://www.rpi.edu/dept/arc/training/latex/resumes/
[1]: https://www.sharelatex.com https://www.sharelatex.com
- wazanator 10y agoI would personally remove the "objective" portion from the resumes. It's known to all parties involved what you are looking for is a job, you don't need to spell it out to them and it uses space that could be better used.